Morris tribune., 1887-10-12

Friday evening.
O. Seamans has leased his farm for
the coming year.
Never sign a paper of any descrip-
ton for stranger.
Some of the sidewalks of the village
are in need of repairs.
Hay and oats wanted at this office
OIL subscription account.
I'D. Gillespie Las been appointed
Librarian for the public library.
There is to be u special meeting OF
the county commissioners next sat
urday.
Have YOU examined those nom
freezaUle pumps at A. A. Stone q
Co.'S yet.
There is no stagnation of business
here. You needn't be afraid OF
malaria.
Trainmeu are getting careless again
about keeping the crossings open IN
the village.
Brown Valley had pleasant "Har-
vest Home" celebration on Friday,
Sept. 30th.
Potatoes or good butter will be taken
at the TRIBUNE office upon subscrip-
taon account.
II, Colohan has \ drill at work
deepening and improving his well at
the ''St. Paul House,.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. J. A. Johnson next Saturday
afternoon at o'clock.
ia. johnson has exchanged his
farm in the town of Morris for I'M
proved Minneapolis property.
my elbow is awful dizzy" is what
wee maiden said the other Gay al
ter humping her funny bone"
Nels Hagen, of Framnas, has pur-
chased u residence in the village and
will move into it in short time.
The village treasurer transferred
$119O.94, library funds, to the Library
treasurer on Monday Of this week.
Hunters who pursue the festive
duck and goose are not meeting with
unqualified success so far this season.
The Martha Washington Tea party
will be in Agency Hall, instead of
in the Perkins House as announced
last week.
7 Fuell can be bought pore eeonom-
icalIy now than during tho winter
months. Get your supplies in adj
vance If possible.
Judging from the number of chairs
on hand it is evident that Mr.. Good
believes that "settin' down" has not
yet gone out of fashion.
Morris stores are filled with goods
and prices average low. Now is the
time to get your supply of provisions
and clothing for the winter.
C.L. Brown and l.. E. Pearce have
resigned from Library Board. L.
been appointed in their stead.
J. J. Whittsmore, of Ortonville is
in trouble again. This time for "as'
sault with a dangerous weapon" ano
has been bound over to the granc
jury,
Parties knowing themselves to be
indebted to the TRIBUNE on subscrip'
tion are asked to call and settle
promptly. The money is due us ant
we need it.
The Library room is now completed
with the exception of papering ant
painting. It will soon be read.
and the Library will soon b
ready for public use.
The Missionary Tea at the residenc
of the Misses Spooner last Frida,
evening was prevented being success
full by the weather. It was very darl
aud rainy and but few were able t.
attend,
The question of providing the coun
ty treasurer with standards by whic
he can officially seal the weights an
measures in the county will be con
adhered by the commissioners mex
Saturday,
Rev. Chas. Holman was take
suddenly i'll at the Farmers Ware
house last Thursday morning and Wa
taken home in a fainting condition
He recovered sufficiently to be abol
the house again in the afternoon.
J. D. Good has an unusually lars
and complete stock of groceries ar
for cash is selling very low. I'll
same can be said of his stock of har
ware aud furniture. In stoves b
ATTRACTIONS are especially numerou
A plIlaGuhropic, sad-looking ms
has been visiting farmers in Oh
getting them to sign pledge not
aig! any song bird for year. Afte
ward The pledges turn up throue
local collection agencies as promisso
notes.
Wolff& Thoele Bros. will hereaft
keep full supply of wood and co
and will do their full share towa
supplying the people OF Morris wi
these necessary commodities. Th
also pay cash for all kinds of fal
produce.
Helgeson Il Wilcox, at Hancoc
have made ample preparations
the large trade they are sure to ha
this Fall and Winter. Both Of TIL
stores are filled with new goods o
present an attractive appearan
Especially is this true of the one
which the dry goods, notions, clo
ing etc is kept. The firm has larl
assortment and better quality